In Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, Ga., is a Confederate section with 236 graves, all of the interments being identified except for five unknowns. The graves are marked by small marble headstones which give the name of the soldier, and in the majority of the cases, his state. However, except when the original markers have been replaced with VA-issued tombstones, there is no information as to unit or date of death. All of the interments appear to have been made during the war, or perhaps immediately thereafter. It was not used to bury veterans postwar.

Those interments with a South Carolina connection include the follwoing:

N. Lee, Row 1, Grave 15
T. Criswell [Creswell ?], Row 2, Grave 18
H. W. Hawkins, Row 2, Grave 26
J. A. Hughes, Row 3, Grave 6
J. J. May, Row 3, Grave 13
J. F. Davis, Row 4, Grave 7
"P. B. Hanson of Maine," S. C. CAV, Row 5, Grave 12
"F. W. Treat of N. C.," S. C. Infantry, Row 5, Grave 13
T. Coleman, Row 5, Grave 8
Sol. White, Row 6, Grave 18
J. B. Latham, Row 6, Grave 21
J. C. Bailie, Row 7, Grave 15
J. F. Geddis, Row 7, Grave 16
W. M. Brasington, Row 7, Grave 28
W. D. Dulars, Row 7, Grave 31
D. Scott, Row 7, Grave 33
J. Lunny, Row 7, Grave 34
T. J. Proctor, Row 8, Grave 3
Wm. Murphy, Row 8, Grave 22
M. L. Atkins, Row 8, Grave 27
J. Rollen, Row 8, Grave 31
D. Wells, Row 8, Grave 36
W. W. Duncan, B/22 S.C. (VA Marker), Row 9, Grave 1
J. F. Bailey, Row 9, Grave 25
W. Parker, Row 10, Grave 22
W. H. Kirksey, Row 10, Grave 33
W. Morris, Row 10, Grave 36

The cemetery is in perpetual care and the Confederate section is meticulously maintained.